A design exercise, not a product. Most PMP and AEC templates in
circulation look like they were made in Word 2003, so this was me
asking what they could look like instead. Ten templates, each a
self-contained HTML page, every one filled with the same invented
worked example (a coastal drainage upgrade) so the layouts have
realistic-looking content to hold. A study in form and structure.
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PMP
Project management plan
The integrating document. Scope, objectives, deliverables, phases, governance, assumptions, exclusions. PMP's North Star.
A design exercise. I'm a civil engineer who moved into AI
enablement for AEC, and most PMP and AEC templates in circulation
look like they were made in Word 2003. This was me asking what they
could look like instead: structured, opinionated, designed.
Every template carries the same invented worked example
(FDU-S2-2026 · Foreshore Drainage Upgrade Stage 2).
The project, the numbers, and the names are all fictional. They
exist so the layouts have realistic-looking content to hold, not as
data to rely on.
How they're built.
View opens the design in your browser.
PDF opens a print-ready version.
Source: every template is a single plain HTML file. Right-click, "View source", and the whole thing is there.
Print: Ctrl/Cmd + P in any browser. The print stylesheet drops the chrome and gives you A4 pages.
It's a portfolio piece, not a maintained product. You can reach me
on LinkedIn.